To make these super-easy brussel sprout chips, I peeled the leaves and tossed them in sea salt and pepper. I baked them on a baking sheet at 400 degrees for 10 minutes, flipped over the mostly green pieces, and baked them a little longer. They are soooooo salty and are just like potato chips! Hooray for a new food that is green!
Feb 12, 2012
Green Chips?!
I just realized I haven't really posted much of anything lately other than foodles. Who am I? I am not much of a foodie, but one of my resolutions this year is to try new foods. I am a chicken nuggets and mac and cheese kind of girl--mostly 2-5 year old foods suit me best. Akin to a preschooler, I also do not like to try new things. Especially in front of other people! So last year I tried (and liked) hummus and edamame. This is probably the most "trying" I have done about 10 years. Wednesday, Margaret and I were Skyping while preparing dinner (btw, this is the BEST idea!). She was peeling the leaves off brussel sprouts while I was making chicken and risotto. Thanks to her, I have found a new food! And it's green!!! (another huge accomplishment)
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Yum!!! Looks good! I'm glad you liked them ;) Skype while we cook Tuesday night?
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